- March 9th, 2025
Gautam Adani, founder of the Adani Group, addressed allegations for the first time on Saturday (November 30) that he and his associates were involved in a US$265 million bribery scheme to secure Indian power supply contracts. Speaking at an awards...
Lebanon has been ranked as the angriest country in the world, according to Gallup’s 2024 Global Emotions Report. Nearly half (49%) of its population reported feeling angry, underscoring the emotional toll of its ongoing socio-political crises. This deeply negative sentiment...
Syrian opposition forces have captured much of Aleppo, the country’s second-largest city, in a dramatic turn of events during a surprise military offensive. Verified video footage and eyewitness accounts confirm the rebel presence in key areas of the city, marking...
A maritime dispute escalates tensions between Thailand and Myanmar More than 30 crew members of Thai fishing boats were detained in Myanmar waters on Saturday, November 30, following a confrontation that left one fisherman dead. The incident underscores long-standing tensions...
India's aviation sector has been rocked by an unprecedented surge in hoax bomb threats, with airlines and airports receiving a staggering 999 such alerts between January 1 and November 14. This figure, nearly ten times the total number reported in...
Schools and colleges across southern India have been closed, and hundreds of people moved to storm shelters as Cyclone Fengal is set to make landfall in Tamil Nadu later today. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts that the cyclone will...
In a move likely to provoke strong objections from Beijing, the United States has approved a proposed arms deal with Taiwan valued at $385 million. The package includes spare parts for fighter jets, radar systems, and communications equipment, according to...
China was rocked earlier this month by its deadliest act of mass violence in nearly a decade. The car-ramming attack in Zhuhai city, which claimed 35 lives and injured dozens, marked a disturbing culmination of a year marred by violent...
Political and religious tensions escalated in Bangladesh after violent clashes between Hindu protesters and security forces led to the death of public prosecutor Saiful Islam Alif on Tuesday, November 29. The turmoil, sparked by the arrest of a Hindu monk,...
With the severing of two telecom cables in the Baltic Sea, China announced its willingness to collaborate with Sweden's ongoing investigation into the incidents. The cables, located in Swedish territorial waters near Denmark, were damaged on November 17 and 18,...
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